Guest guest Posted September 9, 2008 Report Share Posted September 9, 2008 Sirs, Feeding til-chauli to the ants is a tradition with most people. Sir, apart from the humanitarian angle to it, is there some astrological relevance of this humane act? Will be grateful if you explain it. Faithfully, Satpal Khurana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2008 Report Share Posted September 9, 2008 Respected Khurana ji, Feeding til-chauli or satnajaa to the ants specially white ants has been a folk tradition for ages. At times people who can not manage to find 7 kinds of grain [ satnajaa ] feed wheat flour to the ants. Traditions get established as a way of life after they have been keenly observed for centuries. During this period they get tuned with astrological concepts also. Thus most of the traditions do have an astrological substance in them. Let us understand the astrological logic behind the tradition of feeding white ants: White ants represent Sun; they are a karak of surya. As you would know that the Sun represents Tej [luster], Pratap [splendor], Yash [ fame], ability to impress and influence others etc therefore strengthening a sun becomes all the more desirable and necessary. Satnajaa or til-chauli is a karak of Ketu, therefore when the white ants are offered til-chauli it is an effort to strengthen the Sun with the help of Ketu. The other alternative is to feed Gur to monkeys, strengthening the sun through the karak of the sun. Similarly when the wheat flour is fed to the white ants, it is once again strengthening the Sun through the karak of the sun [wheat flour]. This upaya is found to be very effective for the Sun in the 6th house. Nothing can represent a sun of the 6th house better than the white ants [ sun ] living underground [ 6th house ] Let me also mention the 7 grains which constitute satnajaa [7 kinds of grains]. There could be some regional variations in this list. In North India these 7 grains constitute the satnajaa. [ 1 ] wheat [ 2 ] barley [ 3 ] black gram [ chana ] [ 4 ] rice [ 5 ] urad [ 6 ] moong [ 7 ] kangani In order to feed the ants, one should get these grains crushed together into small grains small enough for the ants to carry them home. Regards, Varun Trivedi , " khurana_satpal " <khurana_satpal wrote: > > Sirs, > > Feeding til-chauli to the ants is a tradition with most people. Sir, > apart from the humanitarian angle to it, is there some astrological > relevance of this humane act? > > Will be grateful if you explain it. > > Faithfully, > > Satpal Khurana > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2008 Report Share Posted September 10, 2008 Sir Trivedi ji, Many thanks for such a beautiful and detailed explanation. Thanks again. Faithfully, Khurana , " varun_trvd " <varun_trvd wrote: > > Respected Khurana ji, > > Feeding til-chauli or satnajaa to the ants specially white ants has > been a folk tradition for ages. At times people who can not manage to > find 7 kinds of grain [ satnajaa ] feed wheat flour to the ants. > > Traditions get established as a way of life after they have been > keenly observed for centuries. During this period they get tuned with > astrological concepts also. Thus most of the traditions do have an > astrological substance in them. > > Let us understand the astrological logic behind the tradition of > feeding white ants: > > White ants represent Sun; they are a karak of surya. As you would know > that the Sun represents Tej [luster], Pratap [splendor], Yash [ fame], > ability to impress and influence others etc therefore strengthening a > sun becomes all the more desirable and necessary. > > Satnajaa or til-chauli is a karak of Ketu, therefore when the white > ants are offered til-chauli it is an effort to strengthen the Sun with > the help of Ketu. The other alternative is to feed Gur to monkeys, > strengthening the sun through the karak of the sun. Similarly when the > wheat flour is fed to the white ants, it is once again strengthening > the Sun through the karak of the sun [wheat flour]. > > This upaya is found to be very effective for the Sun in the 6th house. > Nothing can represent a sun of the 6th house better than the white > ants [ sun ] living underground [ 6th house ] > > Let me also mention the 7 grains which constitute satnajaa [7 kinds of > grains]. There could be some regional variations in this list. In > North India these 7 grains constitute the satnajaa. > > [ 1 ] wheat > [ 2 ] barley > [ 3 ] black gram [ chana ] > [ 4 ] rice > [ 5 ] urad > [ 6 ] moong > [ 7 ] kangani > > In order to feed the ants, one should get these grains crushed > together into small grains small enough for the ants to carry them > home. > > Regards, > > Varun Trivedi > > > > > > > , " khurana_satpal " > <khurana_satpal@> wrote: > > > > Sirs, > > > > Feeding til-chauli to the ants is a tradition with most people. Sir, > > apart from the humanitarian angle to it, is there some astrological > > relevance of this humane act? > > > > Will be grateful if you explain it. > > > > Faithfully, > > > > Satpal Khurana > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 17, 2008 Report Share Posted September 17, 2008 Sir, Surya jab 6th house mein ho to bhuri chinti (brown ants)ki sewa karne ke liye kaha hai na ki white ants ke liye.(jab mama ghar ke halaat kharab ho) Hemant , " khurana_satpal " <khurana_satpal wrote: > > Sir Trivedi ji, > > Many thanks for such a beautiful and detailed explanation. Thanks > again. > > Faithfully, > > Khurana > > > , " varun_trvd " > <varun_trvd@> wrote: > > > > Respected Khurana ji, > > > > Feeding til-chauli or satnajaa to the ants specially white ants > has > > been a folk tradition for ages. At times people who can not manage > to > > find 7 kinds of grain [ satnajaa ] feed wheat flour to the ants. > > > > Traditions get established as a way of life after they have been > > keenly observed for centuries. During this period they get tuned > with > > astrological concepts also. Thus most of the traditions do have an > > astrological substance in them. > > > > Let us understand the astrological logic behind the tradition of > > feeding white ants: > > > > White ants represent Sun; they are a karak of surya. As you would > know > > that the Sun represents Tej [luster], Pratap [splendor], Yash [ > fame], > > ability to impress and influence others etc therefore > strengthening a > > sun becomes all the more desirable and necessary. > > > > Satnajaa or til-chauli is a karak of Ketu, therefore when the > white > > ants are offered til-chauli it is an effort to strengthen the Sun > with > > the help of Ketu. The other alternative is to feed Gur to monkeys, > > strengthening the sun through the karak of the sun. Similarly when > the > > wheat flour is fed to the white ants, it is once again > strengthening > > the Sun through the karak of the sun [wheat flour]. > > > > This upaya is found to be very effective for the Sun in the 6th > house. > > Nothing can represent a sun of the 6th house better than the white > > ants [ sun ] living underground [ 6th house ] > > > > Let me also mention the 7 grains which constitute satnajaa [7 > kinds of > > grains]. There could be some regional variations in this list. In > > North India these 7 grains constitute the satnajaa. > > > > [ 1 ] wheat > > [ 2 ] barley > > [ 3 ] black gram [ chana ] > > [ 4 ] rice > > [ 5 ] urad > > [ 6 ] moong > > [ 7 ] kangani > > > > In order to feed the ants, one should get these grains crushed > > together into small grains small enough for the ants to carry them > > home. > > > > Regards, > > > > Varun Trivedi > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > , " khurana_satpal " > > <khurana_satpal@> wrote: > > > > > > Sirs, > > > > > > Feeding til-chauli to the ants is a tradition with most people. > Sir, > > > apart from the humanitarian angle to it, is there some > astrological > > > relevance of this humane act? > > > > > > Will be grateful if you explain it. > > > > > > Faithfully, > > > > > > Satpal Khurana > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 17, 2008 Report Share Posted September 17, 2008 Respected Hemant ji, Thanks for the input. We hope you will keep posting more often. With kind regards, Varun Trivedi , " heartzthief54 " <heartzthief54 wrote: > > Sir, > > Surya jab 6th house mein ho to bhuri chinti (brown ants)ki sewa > karne ke liye kaha hai na ki white ants ke liye.(jab mama ghar ke > halaat kharab ho) > > Hemant > , " khurana_satpal " > <khurana_satpal@> wrote: > > > > Sir Trivedi ji, > > > > Many thanks for such a beautiful and detailed explanation. Thanks > > again. > > > > Faithfully, > > > > Khurana > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > , " varun_trvd " > > <varun_trvd@> wrote: > > > > > > Respected Khurana ji, > > > > > > Feeding til-chauli or satnajaa to the ants specially white ants > > has > > > been a folk tradition for ages. At times people who can not > manage > > to > > > find 7 kinds of grain [ satnajaa ] feed wheat flour to the ants. > > > > > > Traditions get established as a way of life after they have been > > > keenly observed for centuries. During this period they get tuned > > with > > > astrological concepts also. Thus most of the traditions do have > an > > > astrological substance in them. > > > > > > Let us understand the astrological logic behind the tradition of > > > feeding white ants: > > > > > > White ants represent Sun; they are a karak of surya. As you > would > > know > > > that the Sun represents Tej [luster], Pratap [splendor], Yash [ > > fame], > > > ability to impress and influence others etc therefore > > strengthening a > > > sun becomes all the more desirable and necessary. > > > > > > Satnajaa or til-chauli is a karak of Ketu, therefore when the > > white > > > ants are offered til-chauli it is an effort to strengthen the > Sun > > with > > > the help of Ketu. The other alternative is to feed Gur to > monkeys, > > > strengthening the sun through the karak of the sun. Similarly > when > > the > > > wheat flour is fed to the white ants, it is once again > > strengthening > > > the Sun through the karak of the sun [wheat flour]. > > > > > > This upaya is found to be very effective for the Sun in the 6th > > house. > > > Nothing can represent a sun of the 6th house better than the > white > > > ants [ sun ] living underground [ 6th house ] > > > > > > Let me also mention the 7 grains which constitute satnajaa [7 > > kinds of > > > grains]. There could be some regional variations in this list. > In > > > North India these 7 grains constitute the satnajaa. > > > > > > [ 1 ] wheat > > > [ 2 ] barley > > > [ 3 ] black gram [ chana ] > > > [ 4 ] rice > > > [ 5 ] urad > > > [ 6 ] moong > > > [ 7 ] kangani > > > > > > In order to feed the ants, one should get these grains crushed > > > together into small grains small enough for the ants to carry > them > > > home. > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Varun Trivedi > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > , " khurana_satpal " > > > <khurana_satpal@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Sirs, > > > > > > > > Feeding til-chauli to the ants is a tradition with most > people. > > Sir, > > > > apart from the humanitarian angle to it, is there some > > astrological > > > > relevance of this humane act? > > > > > > > > Will be grateful if you explain it. > > > > > > > > Faithfully, > > > > > > > > Satpal Khurana > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.